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The UK-representative team have immortalized the seven champions of the debut Overwatch League season by retiring the jersey numbers associated with these players in tribute to their performance.

The bad buzz is definitely piling up for Blizzard. A new report from journalist Richard Lewis for Dexerto indicates that the company has asked its broadcast talent to accept a reduction in their salaries for the 2020 season.

The Overwatch League loses another important figure in the person of Malik Forté. The host announced last night that he was stepping down from his post at the League.

The Overwatch League will continue without Auguste “Semmler” Massonnat for Season 3, which starts in a few weeks. This announcement follows the many departures we've already talked about.

As part of the Homestands for the new season of the Overwatch League, all the teams are moving to their respective cities. This was the case for Houston Outlaws, who had found a beautiful villa before the local community evicted them.

The Overwatch League is one of the biggest competitive scenes in esports, but is quite young and therefore fragile. With the departure of many key people, new questions have arisen about the future of the League.

The Florida Mayhem have officially announced the rebranding of their color scheme for the third season of the Overwatch League.

As the year came to an end, Christopher "MonteCristo" Mykles and Chris Puckett announced they would no longer work on the OWL.

Former DPS player for Houston Outlaws, Jacob "JAKE" Lyon has officially announced his retirement from the Overwatch League on his Twitter account.

After a troll tweet on November 14 that had frightened many fans, Ryu "Ryujehong" Je-hong finally signed with Vancouver Titans.

While the former Seoul Dynasty player, Fissure, announced his retirement on June 27, he is now the new recruit for the Vancouver Titans roster.

Overwatch streamer Philip "ChipSa" Graham has just signed with Philadelphia Fusion for the next OWL season.

Shanghai Dragons, Philadelphia Fusion, Houston Outlaws, Toronto Defiant, Boston Uprising... All these teams have one thing in common: recent changes have been made to their rosters. Here's what is going on in roster-shuffle season.

Immortal Gaming Club recently announced that it has sold Houston Outlaws — one of the Overwatch League teams — to Beasley Media Group.

Boston Uprising owners Kraft Sports and Entertainment have partnered with Helix eSports to open a major gaming center at Patriot Place in Foxborough, Massachussetts.

The two San Francisco Shock players said in an interview that role queue did not completely satisfy them and that they hope to see some changes.

The official Overwatch League website has revealed information on the contracts of all players for this off-season. While some players remain under contract, others are free agents. We also learned of their average salaries!

The Overwatch League is coming to television! Sinatraa and Super have been invited to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where they will discuss San Francisco Shock and their impressive victory in the Overwatch League Grand Finals.

Each final has its own plot. Each final has its own champion. This second season of the Overwatch League wasn't different from the others. San Francisco Shock has crushed its big rival of the year. A look back at the Grand Finals — with a hint of green and orange.

With a 4-0 win over Vancouver Titans, San Francisco Shock was crowned Overwatch League 2019 champions! The match wasn't as close as we first thought it might be, but no less exciting nontheless.